IT is the penultimate round in the 2022 WAFLW season and while the top two spots are locked up, three teams are locked in a battle over third and fourth making this weekend’s match ups critical in the race for finals positions.

East Fremantle has locked up the minor premiership while remaining undefeated coming into the last two rounds of the 2022 WAFLW season while Claremont has also secured second position with their two lone Read More [+]

The West Australian Football Commission is pleased to release the fixtures covering Round 10 to Round 14 of the WAFL Season.  

To counter the uncertainty due to COVID-19, 2022 fixtures have been broken into three releases to ensure games can still go ahead. 

WAFC Executive Manager WAFL & Talent, Scott Baker, said the fixture breakdown has worked well.  

“We have been able to ensure that there has been only Read More [+]

The Western Australian Football Commission is pleased to announce the following players have been selected in the 2022 AFL Mid-Season Draft.


1.  Wade Derksen (Peel) 195cm/90kg 

Wade Derksen has been selected at pick 5 by Greater Western Sydney in the AFL Mid-Season Draft. 

Turning 21 today, the young forward has made an immediate impact with Peel in the WAFL this season, despite playing Read More [+]

EAST Fremantle and Swan Districts turned the tide on a rough recent stretch against Subiaco and South Fremantle respectively with impressive Round 6 WAFL victories on Saturday with Peel Thunder, West Perth and East Perth also victorious.

The Round 6 action began on Saturday at Mandurah's Lane Group Stadium with Peel Thunder impressive in beating Claremont 12.12 (84) to 9.8 (62).

Blair Bell and Josh Treacy kicked three goals apiece for Peel with Mitch Crowden Read More [+]

EAST Fremantle and Claremont locked away their top two WAFLW positions with emphatic performances against finals contending teams in Round 15 while Swan Districts got a much-needed victory to keep themselves inside the top four.

It was Indigenous Round in the WAFLW competition and with it being just the third last round of the 2022 season, there was plenty on the line and in the end the Sharks and Tigers showed their dominance, and Swans Read More [+]

The Peel Thunder Talent Academy has kicked off in its inaugural season replacing the 14s and 15s Development Squads. The concept behind the Talent Academy is to provide a development program that runs throughout the season and provides a touch point for players on a fortnightly basis.

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ROUND 6 of the 2022 WAFL season sees football return to the WACA Ground on Saturday with East Fremantle hosting Subiaco while there are four other fascinating contests that same afternoon.

All five matches in Round 6 of the WAFL competition again take place on Saturday with West Perth, East Fremantle and Claremont attempting to maintain their holes on spots at the top of the baller.

South Fremantle is then attempting to win its fourth Read More [+]

IT in Indigenous Round in the WAFLW competition and the third last round before the finals commence with Peel Thunder, Swan Districts, Subiaco and South Fremantle still locked in a battle over the last two spots inside the top four.

The WAFLW competition is celebrating Indigenous Round this weekend with all competing teams wearing specially designed jumpers created by First Nations People artists to mark National Reconciliation Week.

There's plenty at stake in the games Read More [+]

This weekend is the WAFLW Indigenous Round plus the start of the 2022 National Reconciliation Week.

What is Reconciliation? Reconciliation to me is about strengthening relationships between my people and non-Indigenous peoples. We do this by sharing our knowledge and culture. I believe if everyone shared their knowledge and culture it would create a greater understanding and respect for one another.

The 2022 theme for National Reconciliation Week, “Be Brave, Make Change” is a strong Read More [+]

This weekend’s WAFLW action has significance on two fronts as players celebrate Indigenous Round at the start of National Reconciliation Week.  

With the support of Rio Tinto, WA Football’s Indigenous Program Partner, all WAFLW League and Rogers Cup teams will wear Indigenous jumpers throughout the round. 

West Australian Football Commission Female and Diversity Co-Ordinator Jade Narkle has made a special contribution to this weekend. 

“Every year I Read More [+]